History NightmareFuel / AsToldbyGinger

[[caption-width-right:350:A night of lost sleep...courtesy of Carl!]]

* In "Hello Stranger", Lois' nightmare with Carl's dehydrated sea snake coming to life, bursting out of her stomach and attacking her co-workers.

* "A Lesson in Tightropes" showcases AdultFear when Lois walks in on an unconscious Ginger. Especially when we find out that Ginger almost died!

* "A Lesson in Tightropes" showcases AdultFear when Lois walks in on an unconscious Ginger. Especially when we find out that [[spoiler:Ginger almost died]]!

** Are we going to ignore the fact that Carl and Hoodsey pretty much wanted to MURDER Noelle? They later only felt guilty because they thought they vanished the wrong person; who's to say that if they had the opportunity to do it again they would take it and make someone else vanish, which is pretty much dying.

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[[caption-width-right:350:"Hey kiddo. I heard from the girls about what happened. Feel like talking? ...Ging'?..Sweetie?...Are you okay?"]]

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[[caption-width-right:350:A night of lost sleep...courtesy of Carl!]]

** Are we going to ignore the fact that Carl and Hoodsey pretty much wanted to MURDER Noalle? They later only felt guilty because they thought they vanished the wrong person; who's to say that if they had the opportunity to do it again they would take it and make someone else vanish, which is pretty much dying.

* The scene towards the end of "Carl and Maude" when Maude suddenly falls over dead on the Foutleys' dinner table is a bit shocking and disturbing.

*** This trooper always thought by vanish they meant turn invisible

* The episode ''And She Was Gone''. The [[DerangedAnimation video]] helps. Also a TearJerker, especially to anyone who has ever felt the way the girl in the poem is [[DespairEventHorizon interpreted to]] [[DrivenToSuicide be feeling]].
** Are we going to ignore the fact that Carl and Hoodsy pretty much wanted to MURDER Noalle? They later only felt guilty because they thought they vanished the wrong person; who's to say that if they had the opportunity to do it again they would take it and make someone else vanish, which is pretty much dying.

* The end of the unaired pilot. As the show's typical acoustic guitar ending music plays, an exterior shot of the Foutley's house is shown. When the music ends, the porch light flickers and burns out (which becomes a running gag in the actual series), followed by the infamous Klasky-Csupo "Robot" logo.

* The scene towards the end in "Carl and Maude" when Maude suddenly falls over dead on the Foutleys' dinner table is a bit shocking and disturbing.

* The end of the unaired pilot. As the show's typical acoustic guitar ending music plays, an exterior shot of the Foutley's house is shown. When the music ends, the porch light flickers and burns out (which becomes a running gag in the actual series), followed by the infamous Klasky-Csupo "Robot" logo.

** Are we going to ignore the fact that Carl and Hoodsy pretty much wanted to MURDER Noalle? They later only felt guilty because they thought they vanished the wrong person; who's to say that if they had the opportunity to do it again they would take it and make someone else vanish, which is oretty much dying.

* The end of the unaired pilot. As the show's typical acoustic guitar ending music plays, an exterior shot of the Foutley's house is shown. When the music ends, the porch light flickers and burns out (which becomes a running gag in the actual series), followed by the infamous Klasky-Csupo "Robot" logo.

* The episode ''And She Was Gone''. The [[DerangedAnimation video]] helps.

* Also a TearJerker, especially to anyone who has ever felt the way the girl in the poem is [[DespairEventHorizon interpreted to]] [[DrivenToSuicide be feeling]].